Android Apparatus: Blending the Physical and Digital Worlds
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A presentation about Android Apparatus, a wearable cyber-armor for an aerial hoop dancer that uses sensors and lighting to change brightness and color in response to motion. It covers the project's design and fabrication workflow — moving between physical computing, digital visualization, and traditional design-thinking — and explains how those methods were applied to create an expressive, motion-responsive costume.
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